EarthQuake EQ7000PXI Subwoofer Output, Voltage Sub Gain @ MAX, Rear Output, 0.1% THD, Front

	Subwoofer Output	Voltage (Sub Gain @ MAX)	12V	11.2V	11.2V	11.2V	7.7V
	Rear Output	0.1% THD	7V	7V	7V	7V	3V
	Front &	V @
EQ7000PXi								EQ4000PXi
	Volume Control	Position	MAX	MAX	MAX	MAX	MAX
	Source Voltage		>13V	4V	3.3V	3V	1V

Subwoofer Output	Voltage (Sub Gain @ MAX)	5V	5V	5V	1.6V
Front & Rear Output	V @ 0.1% THD	4.2V	4V	3V	600mV
Volume Control	Position	MAX	MAX	MAX	MAX
Source Voltage		>13V	2V	1V	200mV

Care and Maintenance

Your Earthquake Stereo 7-Band Graphic Equalizer is an example of superior design and craftsmanship. The following advisories will help you care for your equalizer so you can enjoy it for years to come.

Keep the graphic equalizer dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry immediately. Liquids contain minerals that can corrode electronic circuits. Additionally liquids can cause severe electrical shock.

Use and store the graphic equalizer only in normal temperature environments. Temperature extremes can shorten the life of electronic devices and warp or melt plastic parts.

Handle the graphic equalizer gently and carefully. Dropping it can damage the circuits or cause components to break or become loose. These kind of actions can cause the units to work poorly or improperly.

Keep the graphic equalizer away from dust and dirt, which can cause premature wear of parts.

CAUTION: Earthquake products are capable of generating high sound pressure levels. You should exercise caution when operating these products. Long term exposures to

high levels of sound pressure will cause permanent damage to your hearing. Sound pressure levels exceeding 85dB can be dangerous with constant exposure. Set your audio system to a comfortable loudness level. Earthquake Sound Corporation does not assume liability for damages resulting from the direct use of Earthquake amplifiers or other Earthquake products , and urges users to play their music at moderate listening levels.

Gain's Position	10 O'clock	12 O'clock	2 O'clock	MAX	MAX
Input

Gain's Position	9 O'clock	12 O'clock	3 O'clock	MAX
Input

SOUND LEVEL	DURATION IN HOURS
90	8
92	6
95	4
97	3
100	2
102	1 -	1 1/2
105	1
110	1/2
115	1/4	or less

The Chart (on The Side) Shows The

Elements.u.s. Governments Occupational

Safety And Health Administration (osha)

Regulations Which Were In Effect At The

Time Of This Publication For Permissible

Noise Exposure, Per 29cfr1910.95, Table

G-16.

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